Unclassified
Stop Collectivism Or Totalitarianism Triumphs PAC
What follows is what the filings show: who received this organization's money, and how much.
$104,000
given directly to sitting members of Congress, across their careers on file. Direct PAC contributions are capped by law and reported by name.
21
current members received at least one contribution—0 Democrats and 20 Republicans. A contribution is context, not proof of influence: plenty of groups give to members who already agree with them.
None on file
in independent expenditures. This organization gives to campaigns but does not run outside ad spending of its own.
Who received its money
Every sitting member this organization’s committee contributed to, largest career total first. The list is complete, not a top slice.
- Young KimRepublican · CA$10,000
- Juan CiscomaniRepublican · AZ$9,000
- Kevin KileyIndependent · CA$6,600
- Andy BarrRepublican · KY$5,000
- John JamesRepublican · MI$5,000
- Thomas H. KeanRepublican · NJ$5,000
- Ken CalvertRepublican · CA$5,000
- Jennifer A. KiggansRepublican · VA$5,000
- Thom TillisRepublican · NC$5,000
- Claudia TenneyRepublican · NY$5,000
- Michael LawlerRepublican · NY$5,000
- Tim SheehyRepublican · MT$5,000
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- Nancy MaceRepublican · SC$5,000
- Anna Paulina LunaRepublican · FL$5,000
- David G. ValadaoRepublican · CA$4,500
- Ronny JacksonRepublican · TX$4,000
- Zachary NunnRepublican · IA$3,500
- Robert P. BresnahanRepublican · PA$3,300
- Tom BarrettRepublican · MI$3,300
- Pete SessionsRepublican · TX$2,500
- Jim BanksRepublican · IN$2,500
Where these figures come from
Direct contributions are the Commission’s itemized committee-to-candidate records; independent expenditures come from the same filings and are reported separately. This organization files through C00807909—each link opens the Commission’s own page for that committee, so any figure here can be checked at the source. How we count, and what we refuse to claim, is on the methodology page.